AFGE Local 2001

Welcome

Welcome to the AFGE Local 2001 website. Here you will find a number of informational pages to help keep you, our members, up to speed with any and all of our current issues. We hope you enjoy the site and find it helpful.

Please, if you have any suggestions as to how we can better represent you or even suggestions about how to better this site, feel free to send us an e-mail. Thank you for your membership and have a great day.

Union Meeting

Next Monthly Union Meeting September 13, 2016 at 4:15 p.m.

AFGE National Elections

Northeast Region Distinguished Leadership Award

CPL 33 National Election Results

Rivera Protest

Current Legislation

What's New at AFGE 2001

2016 Pay Tables

SALARY T ABLE 2016-NY (LEO)
INCLUDING SPECIAL BASE RA TES A T GS-3 THROUGH GS-10 AND

INCORPORA TING THE 1% GENERAL SCHEDULE INCREASE AND A LOCALITY P A YMENT OF 29.20% FOR THE LOCALITY P A Y AREA OF NEW YORK-NEW ARK, NY -NJ-CT -P A

TOT AL INCREASE: 1.38% EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2016

Annual Rates by Grade and Step

Grade	Step 1	Step 2	Step 3	Step 4	Step 5	Step 6	Step 7	Step 8	Step 9	Step 10
1	$ 23,699	$ 24,491	$ 25,279	$ 26,064	$ 26,852	$ 27,313	$ 28,092	$ 28,877	$ 28,909	$ 29,640
2	26,645	27,279	28,162	28,909	29,237	30,097	30,958	31,818	32,679	33,539
3	34,887	35,856	36,825	37,794	38,763	39,732	40,701	41,670	42,639	43,608
4	39,164	40,252	41,340	42,428	43,516	44,604	45,692	46,779	47,867	48,955
5	45,034	46,251	47,468	48,685	49,902	51,1 19	52,336	53,553	54,770	55,988
6	47,486	48,843	50,199	51,556	52,913	54,269	55,626	56,982	58,339	59,696
7	51,263	52,770	54,278	55,786	57,294	58,802	60,309	61,817	63,325	64,833
8	53,431	55,100	56,769	58,438	60,108	61,777	63,446	65,1 16	66,785	68,454
9	57,171	59,015	60,858	62,702	64,546	66,389	68,233	70,077	71,920	73,764
10	62,959	64,990	67,021	69,052	71,083	73,1 14	75,145	77,176	79,207	81,238
11	66,940	69,171	71,402	73,634	75,865	78,096	80,328	82,559	84,790	87,021
12	80,234	82,909	85,583	88,258	90,932	93,607	96,281	98,956	101,630	104,304
13	95,409	98,590	101,771	104,952	108,133	111,314	114,494	117,675	120,856	124,037
14	112,744	116,502	120,261	124,019	127,778	131,536	135,294	139,053	142,811	146,570
15	132,619	137,040	141,461	145,882	150,304	154,725	159,146	160,300 *	160,300 *	160,300 *

* Rate limited to the rate for level IV of the Executive Schedule (5 U.S.C. 5304 (g)(1)).
NOTE: Locality pay rates for law enforcement officers (LEOs) at grades 03 through 10 are computed using special base pay rates for LEOs (as defined in 5 U.S.C. 5541(3) and 5 CFR 550.103) authorized by section 403 of the Federal Employees Pay Comparability Act of 1990, as amended.

Applicable locations are shown on the 2016 Locality Pay Area Definitions page: http://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/pay-leave/salaries-wages/2016/locality-pay-area- definitions/

AC-0315R                 Defense Civilian Personnel Advisory Service
                               Alexandria, Virginia 22350-1100         Issue Date: 23 December 2015

SUBJECT:  Federal Wage System Regular and Special Production Facilitating Wage Rate Schedules        
          for the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania  (NY) Wage Area

     TO:  Commanding Officers of Military Departments and DoD Component Installations in the Area 

The schedules shown below have been established under authority of DoD Instruction 5120.39, dated     
October 1, 2015, subject to the limitations contained in CPM 2015-16, dated 18 December 2015.         
Rates are established as required by 5 USC 5343(d), if applicable, and are to be applied in           
accordance with the provisions of 5 CFR Part 532 to all employees whose official duty station is      
located within the geographic boundary of the wage area definition shown on the reverse side.         
                                                                                                      
                                                                                                      
                                                                                                      
                                                                                                      
 
 WG                                                                                             WD-WN
WL-WS          WG-Rates                       WL-Rates                    WS-WD-WN Rates         Pay
Grade  1     2     3     4     5      1     2     3     4     5      1     2     3     4     5  Level

  1 16.14 16.83 17.47 18.15 18.83  17.77 18.50 19.23 19.99 20.70  23.99 24.97 25.99 26.99 27.97 
  2 17.25 17.97 18.70 19.41 20.11  18.96 19.76 20.54 21.33 22.12  25.12 26.14 27.18 28.23 29.28 
  3 18.39 19.14 19.90 20.68 21.42  20.22 21.04 21.90 22.72 23.56  26.23 27.32 28.41 29.50 30.59    1
  4 19.48 20.30 21.10 21.94 22.72  21.42 22.34 23.23 24.10 25.00  27.36 28.46 29.60 30.75 31.90    2
  5 20.62 21.47 22.34 23.21 24.05  22.68 23.62 24.56 25.50 26.44  28.30 29.46 30.65 31.82 33.04    3

  6 21.58 22.47 23.40 24.31 25.24  23.71 24.75 25.77 26.69 27.72  29.06 30.35 31.54 32.73 33.96    4
  7 22.45 23.33 24.32 25.26 26.16  24.73 25.71 26.73 27.80 28.80  29.94 31.14 32.44 33.68 34.95    5 1
  8 23.23 24.29 25.21 26.20 27.18  25.62 26.73 27.83 28.83 29.94  30.79 32.10 33.37 34.66 35.95    6 2
  9 24.10 25.19 26.15 27.16 28.16  26.53 27.59 28.78 29.86 31.01  31.71 32.99 34.30 35.66 36.99    7 3
 10 24.99 26.04 27.09 28.15 29.20  27.51 28.67 29.79 30.93 32.09  32.52 33.84 35.14 36.58 37.89    8 4

 11 25.83 26.98 28.03 29.06 30.19  28.39 29.54 30.76 31.95 33.10  33.40 34.79 36.19 37.58 39.02    9 5
 12 26.62 27.82 28.90 30.02 31.13  29.35 30.60 31.82 33.05 34.31  34.59 36.09 37.48 38.97 40.45   10 6
 13 27.54 28.70 29.86 30.97 32.12  30.33 31.54 32.86 34.02 35.38  36.13 37.67 39.15 40.69 42.17   11 7
 14 28.39 29.54 30.74 31.94 33.10  31.14 32.52 33.85 35.09 36.41  37.55 39.11 40.68 42.23 43.79      8
 15 29.22 30.38 31.62 32.87 34.10  32.18 33.48 34.85 36.20 37.54  38.85 40.48 42.08 43.71 45.34      9

                                                           WS-16  40.36 42.05 43.72 45.41 47.09 
                                                           WS-17  42.06 43.81 45.54 47.33 49.06 
                                                           WS-18  43.92 45.75 47.58 49.41 51.23 
                                                           WS-19  42.39 44.16 45.93 47.69 49.46 


              JAMES R. BRADY                                      Order Date: 20 October 2015
              Chief                                           Effective Date: 27 December 2015
              Wage and Salary Division             Supersedes Schedule Issued 30 December 2014

National Press Club Press Event

AFGE Safe Prisons Project

Be sure to check out the AFGE Safe Prisons Project on the AFGE website. This is a significant effort taken on by AFGE to help us get the support we need to keep us safe.

This program has already helped our cause and you are encouraged to look it over and participate.

Visit the page (you can use the link below – not on duty time or using government equipment) and check out what is going on with this program.

Click here to go to the Safe Prisons Project.

CPOF Assisting Staff of Hurricane Sandy

AFGE Local 2001 would like to thank CPOF (Correctional Peace Officers Foundation) for their assistance to our membership that was affected by Hurricane Sandy. Many of our staff have submitted applications for disaster relief for damages that were sustained during the Hurricane. CPOF was right there offering as much assistance possible to start our staff off in the right direction trying to put their lives back together.

If anyone is still in need of assitance, please contact Vice President Ray Price for disaster relief application forms.

President Brian Kokotajlo